San Jose State University should be operating the Hammer Theatre for decades to come, thanks to a new agreement between the university and the City of San Jose. The contract

A major change has happened in Downtown Sunnyvale. The City closed Historic Murphy Avenue between East Washington Avenue and West Evelyn Avenue earlier this month. The street is now pedestrian

Santa Clara’s Gupta brothers, Rishab, 15, and Ayush, 13, believe that students learn much better in the classroom than with distance learning. So Rishab, a student at Santa Clara High

In the race for COVID-19 treatments, virtual chemistry plays a central role. Santa Clara startup Post Era’s virtual drug discovery system is bringing the world closer to treatment breakthroughs; work

California Governor Gavin Newsom announced today that wearing face coverings is now required in most public spaces. This mandate is state-wide and is in effect as of today, June 18.

It’s been about a week and a half since the shelter orders were relaxed in Santa Clara County. In that time, new cases of COVID-19 are trending up slightly.  Officials

Six years ago, dozens of sixth graders applied to a new joint effort between the 49ers Foundation and the Santa Clara Unified School District (SCUSD). They didn’t know what it was or

“Our school district, PTA, and the school volunteers tried to make this the most special experience it could be for us,” Vincent Kloes, 17, said graciously of his virtual graduation

Apple has reopened a handful of stores around the Bay Area after closing the locations because of violence and looting that occurred across the region following protests in response to

A 23-year-old San Jose man was kidnapped at gunpoint from a marijuana grow site in Mendocino County last week, authorities said Monday. His abductor threatened to shoot him if the